Sentence examples for look in deep from inspiring English sources
It is Ryan's version of Frost's complaint: "They cannot look out far. / They cannot look in deep".
The hosts still look in deep trouble but showed some resistance through Shiv Thakor (34) and Niall O'Brien (41).
One is to look in deep space, using detectors such as the Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer (AMS), to search for the debris that dark matter particles leave behind as they collide with each other.
It used to be that tournaments were the center of big-money side games, but these days the few players who make their living from backgammon must look in deeper waters for big fish.
The transatlantic alliance, the cornerstone of western security since 1945, looks in deep trouble.
She went right up to each one of them, looked in deep and never stumbled.
But after being stung by a bumblebee - and by Silvia Farina Elia's venomous backhand - the No2 seed looked in deep trouble before battling back to win 5-7, 6-1, 6-1.
Beginning the day on 12-0, still 122 behind, the home side looked in deep trouble on 171-7 - just 37 runs ahead.
According to Charles Greville's memoirs: "The Queen [Adelaide] looked in deep distress, the Princess [Victoria] burst into tears, and the whole company were aghast.
If you are African American (or have a dark skin tone), then you tend to look best in deep hues of gold, green, purple, and pink.
If logic prevails in Week 7, he will be worth only a look this weekend in deep leagues that start two quarterbacks, as the Carolina Panthers have surrendered just 10 fantasy points per game to the position this season (worst QB matchup).
